
Aunt Millie's Millions
A board game by Joyce Johnson, Colleen McCarthy-Evans
3-6 Players 20 minutes Simple
Set Collection, Role Playing, Storytelling, Trick-taking
Card Game, Party Game, Humor
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Description
Aunt Millie's Millions is a sidesplitting party game where you get to play the role of a colorful character vying for a share of the late Aunt Millie's vast fortune. With a simple set of rules that can be explained in no time, you'll be diving into the action in just a few minutes. In this fast-paced game, you'll need to think on your feet and use your best persuasive skills to get your hands on the most coveted items from Aunt Millie's estate. Whether it's a vintage jukebox or a priceless family heirloom, every item is up for grabs, and it's up to you to convince the judge that you deserve it more than your opponents. As you navigate the game, you'll encounter a range of hilarious and unexpected challenges. With 3 to 6 players, the competition is fierce, and you'll need to stay sharp to come out on top. The game is all about speed, strategy, and storytelling, as you try to outdo your fellow players and claim the most valuable items for yourself. But be warned: if you set your sights on the same item as another player, be prepared to spin a convincing sob story to win over the judge. With a playtime of just 20 minutes, the game is over all too soon, but the laughter and excitement will stay with you long after the final bell rings. In Aunt Millie's Millions, the goal is simple: collect the most riches and emerge victorious. But with its unique blend of role-playing, set collection, and trick-taking mechanics, this game is anything but straightforward. Designed by Joyce Johnson and Colleen McCarthy-Evans, and first published in 2007, Aunt Millie's Millions has established itself as a classic party game that's perfect for groups of friends and family looking for a lighthearted, entertaining experience. So gather your friends, get ready to spin some tall tales, and see who will end up with the largest share of Aunt Millie's millions.
